It ain't me, babe
by ubique

Comment:

Originally posted by ubique: It's not really about anything at all. It's just a shallow dip into a bucket full of random photographs. To celebrate what photographs are when both photography and subjective coherence are excluded.

but then you do fill the frame after all.

Light
by posthumous

Comment:
I like the use of the abandoned building as a trigger and a background of the short poem. For the viewer (that I am) it provides some hints and anchors to the writer's intentions. For the reader (that I am still) it provides a well deserved diversion from same. Thank you for balancing me out (and yes, highlights do cause headache, which is fine).

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by primabarbara

Comment:
A well presented set of images. I like the meditative impact of the repetitive shapes. I think I could gaze at one of them to make a 3D image pop up (like in a Magic Eye image). With that, the car is a wakeup call in the series.

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by daisydavid

Comment:
I love the unfiltered and unpolished presentation of what is usually quite the opposite with such events. The Shakespearean quotes added another, more intellectual, angle to the scenes. The way the initial hectic scenes transform into a dreamlike flashbacks may be representative of how the bride may retrospect this whole thing. The first image is, well, a killer in so many levels. Thank you.

prelude
by jmritz

Comment:
well composed

denouement
by tanguera

Comment:
absolutely

this or that
by mitalapo

Comment:

Originally posted by tvsometime: Yes he left without finishing the job. Typical low-grade contractor. Did you try black & white?

I did, but he wouldn't stay...

some good days
by jmritz

Comment:
well framed

I’ll have what they’re having.
by Lydia

Comment:
good thinking

just look how they walk, relaxed...
by mariuca

Comment:
Not sure what is going on. Bump.